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finished conclusion authored May 05, 2015 by ivangrujic's avatar ivangrujic
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The 180 degree rotation at the top was implemented by making the motors turn a specific amount of degrees in opposite direction.
As with the turns, this was empirically adjusted to ensure an accurate rotation.
The development process of this application has provided valuable experience with the limitations and characteristics of sensors and motors used on the lego car.
## References
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